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The baroreceptors (pronounced ba-roh-ree-sep-tors) are natural sensors in the body. They regulate blood flow. Baroreceptors detect the pressure of blood in the arteries. Then they send signals to the brain if the pressure needs to be changed. The brain then tells the heart, blood vessels and kidneys what to do.
